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Gaelic Park, the home of Bundoran GAA club.
The Bundoran GAA club is planning some renovations to its Gaelic Park home.
The club has sought permission from Donegal County Council for several pieces of work.
The planning application, in the name of club chairperson Tommy Hourihane, has been lodged with the local authority.
Bundoran GAA club is seeking the green light for an extension and renovation of existing dressing rooms incorporating the addition of a first floor function room, a meeting room and kitchen area with toilets.
The ground floor extension will comprise of additional shower and changing rooms and a gym area.
An existing dressing room will be turned into a club shop.
The club is also planning for additional floodlighting to the existing training pitch and the construction of a a new floodlit astro turf pitch.
The spectator stand will be extended to provide a covered storage area while a kicking/handball wall will also be added.
The application provides for all associated siteworks including a walking track around main existing GAA pitch.
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